Indeed, as Ansai grew older, he began to combine the ethical doctrines of Confucianism with the religious values of Shintō.
Although following many conventions of the Byzantine icon, aspects of the style certainly show Venetian influence, and the composition, showing the death of Mary, combines the different doctrines of the Orthodox Dormition of the Virgin and the Catholic Assumption of the Virgin.
He said that his ideal leader was someone who could combine the radical racial doctrine of George von Schönerer, whom he heard about here as a young man, with the scapegoat politics of Karl Lueger, who got to be mayor, in 1897, by convincing Vienna's workers that there would be plenty of money for everyone if only the Jews were gone.
A more egalitarian variant of Lockean rights doctrine combines the right of self-ownership with skepticism about the Lockean account of the moral basis of private ownership rights.
In this way, Rawls combines optimism and realism, rejecting the doctrine of progress but emphasizing the possibility of lasting improvement.
In doctrine, he shows a synthetic tendency, combining the influence of Hippocratic medicine and that of the Sicilian school, and his terminology and methodology suggest Aristotelian influences.
This treatise, unlike the Book of Definitions and Book of Substances is a distinctly Jewish work of philosophy, as it combines doctrines of soul drawn from Ibn Hasday's Neoplatonist with Jewish scriptural proof texts, supporting a Neoplatonist conception of soul as distinct from mortal spirit, combined with the Rabbinic Jewish belief in reward and punishment of souls.
